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The social aspects of adopting the AV and especially who will be able to access it and who will not; the travel behaviour implication of eliminating the need to drive; the infrastructure investment and the land use alterations required; all need to be carefully assessed within a research framework which is free from any commercially vested interests.

But Ms Nestle's larger beef is that this behaviour has implications for public health.

This study therefore highlights the critical role of fibrous architecture in regulating stem cell behaviour with implications for tissue engineering and disease progression.

The behaviour has implications for mechanical damage to articular cartilage and the onset of osteoarthritis.

These subtypes might represent a spectrum of lesions, but it is possible that PLCIS has different biological behaviour and implications from those of classic LCIS.

Additionally, the individual males appeared more segregated by rank than observed on day 1 (Fig. 5iii), again aligning with the increased differential in aggression between male ranks by day 5. Aggression is an evolutionary conserved behaviour with implications for human and animal societies and unravelling its neurophysiological basis has many potential benefits.

Marked increases in female substance use and sexual risk behaviours have implications for the long-term health and wellbeing of young women.

More seriously, their behaviour can have implications for family life.

"Equally, a continuation or acceleration of their behaviour has serious implications for sea level rise.

In this context, this paper studies the behaviour and engineering implications of such soil.

Scientists and equestrians continually seek to achieve a clearer understanding of equine learning behaviour and its implications for training.